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    Applying an Equity Lens to Collecting Demographic Data

    PEAK Grantmaking Aug 14, 2021

    In June, our PEAK Northeast chapter in collaboration with Philanthropy New York hosted a panel discussion that took a hard look at the inequities embedded in collecting demographic data. For…

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    The Disturbing History of How Conservatorships Were Used to Exploit, Swindle Native Americans

    The Conversation Aug 13, 2021

    Pop singer Britney Spears’ quest to end the conservatorship that handed control over her finances and health care to her father demonstrates the double-edged sword of putting people under the…

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    Barron’s Live: Justice and Economic Mobility

    Blue Meridian Aug 13, 2021

    Tanya Coke, director of the gender, racial, and ethnic justice program at the Ford Foundation, and Mindy Tarlow, managing director of portfolio strategy and management at the philanthropic collaborative Blue…

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    Concrete Action Steps for Philanthropy to Dismantle White Supremacy

    Medium

    The vast majority (roughly 95%) of the ~$1 trillion in U.S. foundation assets are invested in the stock market in order to gain the financial returns needed to exist in perpetuity.…

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    July’s Jobs Report Erases Struggles of Underserved Groups

    Brookings Aug 13, 2021

    Last week’s Bureau of Labor Statistics July jobs report showed a robust, 943,000-job increase from the month prior and a decrease in the unemployment rate, to 5.4%. However, the fact remains that the U.S.…

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    Insights on Building Better Philanthropy Career Pathways

    PEAK Grantmaking Aug 12, 2021

    On August 2, PEAK Grantmaking in collaboration with Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy (EPIP) hosted the first of a three-part learning and professional development series that explores career pathways in philanthropy,…

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    How Urban Planning Helps Enforce White Supremacy in the U.S.

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    The legacy of structural racism in Minneapolis was laid bare to the world at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street, where George Floyd’s neck was pinned to the…

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    Shedding Light on the Nonprofit Racial Leadership Gap

    Building Movement Project Aug 10, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • A report published by the Building Movement Project surveys nonprofit leaders of color to shed light on the pervasiveness of the nonprofit racial leadership gap.   •…

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    Honoring and Understanding the Ancestral Component of Black Philanthropy

    Generocity.org Aug 10, 2021

    Black philanthropy is ancestral. Prioritizing community well-being and collective progress are the backbone of what it means to be Black in America. It is epigenetic, or hard-wired into our DNA,…

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    The Factors Preventing Change in Nonprofit Work and Philanthropy

    Nonprofit AF

    As the protests against our deeply anti-Black, extremely racist systems continue, I am glad to see that foundations and nonprofits are getting more engaged in the conversations about how our…

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    Acknowledging Your Giving Privilege to Impact Systems Change

    Medium

    Giving better begins with acknowledging that you are in the position to give because of the broken systems that philanthropy is built on. I am a white woman with privilege.…

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    Black Families Will Be Harmed Most By the Eviction Crisis

    Brookings Aug 8, 2021

    According to a 2020 report by the Aspen Institute, an estimated 30 million to 40 million people in the U.S. are at risk of eviction due to the COVID-19 housing crisis. Previously, a…

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